Compliance After the Project is Over. The Parties intend that there be an orderly return to compliance upon completion, withdrawal from, or termination of the Project, as follows:
Compliance After the Project is Over. A. Orderly Return to Compliance with Otherwise Applicable Regulation, if the Project Term is Completed
B. Orderly Return to Compliance with Otherwise Applicable Regulations in the Events of Early Withdrawal or Termination
Compliance After the Project is Over. As indicated throughout this FPA, this project will be implemented not only by States and EPA, but by individual facilities that choose to participate. Ongoing compliance with the terms of NPDES general permits as well as conformance with EMS requirements, is necessary for any facility to participate in this program. Once the project term is completed, individual facilities could continue to be covered under NPDES general permits if they had remained in compliance with the permit and were continuing to adequately implement their EMS.
Compliance After the Project is Over. The NJDEP fully expects that the Gold Track Program will become a permanent program with rules in place to implement the program on an ongoing basis, after the term of this XL Project. However, should the program be terminated, either at the end of the fifteen year term or before, the NJDEP and USEPA intend that there be an orderly return to compliance with all rules and regulations that are generally applicable at the time of program termination.
Compliance After the Project is Over. Final Project Agreements and most implementing mechanisms are negotiated for a finite period of time. After that time, the Project Sponsor needs to go back to complying with the requirements that would have been in effect without the flexibility provided through Project XL, unless the Project was successful and the Agreement and its implementing mechanisms are amended to extend the Project’s term. If the results of the experiment are clearly successful, then this can be easily assessed. If the results and transferability opportunities are not obvious, EPA will conduct an evaluation.
Compliance After the Project is Over. The parties intend that there be an orderly return to compliance upon completion, withdrawal from, or termination of the Project, as follows:
A. Orderly Return to Compliance with Otherwise Applicable Regulations, if the Project Term is Completed If, after an evaluation, the Project is terminated because the term has ended, Yolo county will return to compliance with all applicable requirements by the end of the Project term, unless the Project is amended or modified in accordance with Section VIII of this Agreement (Amendments or Modifications). Yolo county is expected to anticipate and plan for all activities to return to compliance sufficiently in advance of the end of the Project term. Yolo county may request a meeting with EPA, the state of California, and all applicable local agencies to discuss the timing and nature of any actions that they will be required to take. The parties should meet within thirty days of receipt of Yolo county’s written request for such a discussion. At and following such a meeting, the parties should discuss in reasonable, good faith, which of the requirements deferred under this Project will apply after termination of the Project.”
B. Orderly Return to Compliance with Otherwise Applicable Regulations in the Event of Early Withdrawal or Termination In the event of a withdrawal or termination not based on the end of the Project term and where Yolo county has made efforts in good faith, the parties to the Agreement will determine an interim compliance period to provide sufficient time for Yolo county to return to compliance with any regulations deferred under the Project. The interim compliance period will extend from the date on which EPA, the state of California, and all applicable local agencies provides written notice of final withdrawal or termination of the Project, in accordance with Section XI of this Project Agreement. By the end of the interim compliance period, Yolo county will comply with the applicable deferred standards set forth in 40 CFR Part 258.28. During the interim compliance period, EPA, the state of California, and any applicable local agency may issue an order, permit, or other legally enforceable mechanism establishing a schedule for Yolo county to return to compliance with otherwise applicable regulations as soon as practicable. This schedule cannot extend beyond 6 months from the date of withdrawal or termination. Yolo county intends to be in compliance with all applicable Federal, State, and local requ...
Compliance After the Project is Over. The parties intend that there be an orderly return to compliance upon completion, withdrawal from, or termination of the Project, as follows:
A. Orderly Return to Compliance with Otherwise Applicable Regulations, if the Project Term is Completed If, after an evaluation, the Project is terminated because the term has ended, Yolo county will return to compliance with all applicable requirements by the end of the Project term, unless the Project is amended or modified in accordance with Section VIII of this Agreement (Amendments or Modifications). Yolo county is expected to anticipate and plan for all activities to return to compliance sufficiently in advance of the end of the Project term. Yolo county may request a meeting with EPA, the state of California, and all applicable local agencies to discuss the timing and nature of any actions that they will be required to take. The parties should meet within thirty days of receipt of Yolo county’s written request for such a discussion. At and following such a meeting, the parties should discuss in reasonable, good faith, which of the requirements deferred under this Project will apply after termination of the Project.”
B. OrderlyReturn to Compliance with Otherwise Applicable Regulations in the Event of Early Withdrawal or Termination In the event of a withdrawal or termination not based on the end of the Project term and where Yolo county has made efforts in good faith, the parties to the Agreement will determine an interim compliance period to provide sufficient time for Yolo county to return to compliance with any regulations deferred under the Project. The interim compliance period will extend from the date on which EPA, the state of California, and all applicable local agencies provides written notice of final withdrawal or termination of the Project, in accordance with Section XI of this Project Agreement. By the end of the interim compliance period, Yolo county will comply with the applicable deferred standards set forth in 40 CFR Part 258.28. During the interim compliance period, EPA, the state of California, and any applicable local agency may issue an order, permit, or other legally enforceable mechanism establishing a schedule for Yolo county to return to compliance with otherwise applicable regulations as soon as practicable. This schedule cannot extend beyond 6 months from the date of withdrawal or termination. Yolo county intends to be in compliance with all applicable Federal, State, and local requi...
Compliance After the Project is Over. The parties intend that there be an orderly return to compliance upon completion, withdrawal from, or termination of the Project, as follows:
A. Orderly Return to Compliance with Otherwise Applicable Regulations, if the Project Term is Completed Buncombe County is expected to anticipate and plan for all activities to return to compliance sufficiently in advance of the end of the Project term. Buncombe County may request a meeting with EPA, the State of North Carolina, and all applicable local agencies to discuss the timing and nature of any actions that they will be required to take. The parties should meet within thirty days of receipt of Buncombe County’s written request for such a discussion. At and following such a meeting, the parties should discuss in reasonable, good faith, which of the requirements deferred under this Project will apply after termination of the Project.
B. Orderly Return to Compliance with Otherwise Applicable Regulations in the Event of Early Withdrawal or Termination In the event of a withdrawal or termination not based on the end of the Project term and where Buncombe County has made efforts in good faith, the parties to the Agreement will determine an interim compliance period to provide sufficient time for Buncombe County to return to compliance with any regulations deferred under the Project. The interim compliance period will extend from the date on which EPA, the State of North Carolina, and all applicable local agencies provide written notice of final withdrawal or termination of the Project, in accordance with Section XI of this Project Agreement. By the end of the interim compliance period, Buncombe County will comply with the applicable deferred standards set forth in 40 CFR Part 258.28 and 40 CFR 258.60(f). During the interim compliance period, EPA, the State of North Carolina, and any applicable local agency may issue an order, permit, or other legally enforceable mechanism establishing a schedule for Buncombe County to return to compliance with otherwise applicable regulations as soon as practicable. This schedule cannot extend beyond 6 months from the date of withdrawal or termination. Buncombe County intends to be in compliance with all applicable Federal, State, and local requirements as soon as is practicable, as will be set forth in the new schedule.
Compliance After the Project is Over. A. Continuation of Implementing Rule if Project is Successful
Compliance After the Project is Over. 31
A. Orderly Return to Compliance with Otherwise Applicable Regulations, if the Project Term is Completed 31
B. Orderly Return to Compliance with Otherwise Applicable Regulations in the Event of Early Withdrawal or Termination 31 XII. SIGNATORIES AND EFFECTIVE DATE 32 SUPPORTING SIGNATORIES 33 APPENDIX A -- P2 Framework Models 34 APPENDIX B -- Stakeholder Involvement Plan for PPG XL Project 36 APPENDIX C -- Regulatory Flexibility 38 A. Overview of New Chemical Substance Regulation 38 B. Exemptions 39 C. The New Chemical Review Process 40
